Fluid and amazing throughout; it also made me truly laugh at certain points, especially the ending part where Hank and his companion were just there standing right as their passenger ship got sank singlehandedly by the then-attacking demolitionist back at the Nevada area.

Surrealistic, and yet decently watchable. And that end part? Really spot-on, especially that one voice who's almost screaming out loud out of refusing to sleep.

I honestly feel sympathy for that young mom, and possibly our own parents, whereever they might be. And even with this somewhat-crudely drawn piece of animation, it even mirrors the struggles they face whilst trying to support their own families, even at this age of the menacedemic. Good job, good heart-warming job.

This game of yours is really challenge-worthy and addictive, aside from the chain of bomb explosions that'll sure to yeet one off if their strategy happens to fall apart.

It's bespoke of a pastel-hued fever dream, isn't it? And in a fun sort of way, even when it doesn't traditionally make any sense.

Listening through this track of yours, it does just enough to communicate a sense of hopelessness, with equal amounts of frantic-ness and aggression, on a fine balance of the chipped and acoustic (in this case, the orchestral and drum parts). Although, as a minor nitpick, at around 0:34, the gain and compression seems a bit too high for my ears, especially when the samples join in harmony together. Overall, quite effective and cowboy-western-sounding.

Just what I had needed for that post-graduation prom dance practice vibe...
Other than that, it's got everything in the final mix right, down to the softened chord samples.

Ah, what a bubbly, rascal-y dragon slime dragon, indeed, and quite good. Here's to yet another prosperous Lunar New Year, carbordtoaster!

There's that good enough character design, I'd say!

Another commendable, vibrant scenescape this one is; the horizon positioning, in particular, is just right and stays within the line.